Glaucoma Care at Granite Pointe Eye Care
Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that can affect the optic nerve and may be associated with elevated intraocular pressure (IOP). It can develop gradually and may not cause noticeable symptoms in early stages.
At Granite Pointe Eye Care, we evaluate for glaucoma during eye exams using clinical testing and imaging. If findings suggest glaucoma or a related concern, we will discuss next steps, which may include monitoring, management, or referral when appropriate.
Detect It Early
Glaucoma can involve changes in the optic nerve and may be associated with elevated intraocular pressure. Some people may not notice symptoms in early stages, while others may experience changes such as blurred vision or peripheral vision loss over time.
Regular eye exams allow us to evaluate eye pressure, optic nerve health, and visual function. These findings help guide recommendations for follow-up care and monitoring based on your individual risk factors.
A Management Plan for You
If glaucoma or risk factors are identified, we will discuss management options based on your specific findings. This may include ongoing monitoring, prescription treatments, or coordination with other providers when needed.
Recommendations may also include general eye health support as part of your overall care plan.
Dr. John M. Okamoto, O.D.
Dr. Ralph Baker, O.D.
Dr. Frances Leung, O.D.
Dr. Randall F. Fuerst, O.D.
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Dr. Kiran Gill, O.D.
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Dr. Melody Quenzer, O.D.
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Dr. Christina McGhee, O.D.
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